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               ค ำส ำคัญ การวิเคราะห์อภิมาน การจ่ายค่าตอบแทนตามผลงาน ผลการปฏิบัติงาน พนักงานภาคเอกชน

               ข้าราชการไทย
                 A META-ANALYSIS OF THE USE OF PAY-FOR-PERFORMANCE IN INCRESING PUBLIC AND
                            PRIVATE SECTOR EMPLOYEES’ PRODUCTIVITY IN 18 COUNTRIES:
                                LESSONS FOR THAI PUBLIC PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION

                                                Dhanakorn Mulaphong
                                                                       76
                                                    Mahidol University

                                       Email address: dhanakorn.mul@mahidol.ac.th

                                                       ABSTRACT

                       Pay-for-performance  has  been  widely  used  in  public  and  private  organizations  to
               motivate employees to enhance their effort and performance, though its effectiveness is still

               skeptical.  The  author  performed  a  meta-analysis  of  38  studies  reporting  an  association
               between  the  use  of  PFP  and  employee  productivity  in  18  countries  (except  Thailand)
               published from 1987 to 2017. Overall, the author found a positive association between PFP
               and EP, although the effect size (ES) was miniscule (ES = .26, [95%CI = .15, .36]). Three-level
               multilevel analysis, used to examine the influence of moderator variables at the individual,
               organizational, and country levels on the PFP-EP association, revealed that at the individual
               level, there was no statistical difference between workplace sectors regarding the PFP-EP
               association. At the organizational level, a positive association between PFP and EP was found

               in studies for which PFP was embedded in strategic human resource management (SHRM). At
               the country level, national work values, especially the national performance-oriented value,
               can influence the success or failure of the use of pay-for-performance to enhance employee
               productivity. Lastly, the author discussed how these research findings can be used to improve
               the effectiveness of the pay-for-performance practices in the Thai public sector.










               76  Lecturer of Public Policy and Public Management Program, Department of Social Sciences, Faculty of Social Sciences and
               Humanities, Mahidol University, Thailand

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